Definitely a time and place to rescue gear/people. Also important to know your own skills and whether you can help a situation or may make things worse. Sometimes just getting back to shore and letting authorities know can be the best option if someone is unsure if they can safely assist. I’m comfortable grabbing boards or people, but a kite with lines attached I’m a little less sure about since it could be hard to see all the lines. Either way, thanks for putting this together, great content!
As always: you give the correct answers to questions that everyone asks too late. If I ever meet you I will give you a good hug. You are just such a cool and humble guy. To the Community: buy his Videos! I did and they are really more than worth the money!
Great work and thanks for a lot of info to thinking about it! It’s remind me that moment at Balneario when I lose the control of my kite doing the heliloop and saw that you are coming to help and save my life 🙌 Now I’m know that I was in professional hands 😉🙏
I Remember that day in Tarifa, my brother! You were making your way through the rocks back to the beach. And I remember the night at the bar after that!) Felt so good to be a team. And I always knew, that you watched my back as well. Priceless.🤗
I've been rescued when caught in a tidal flow out to sea, and someone rescued my kite when it got loose when I forgot to release my leash and walking way too soon popped the chicken loop after I landed and hooked it up to an anchor. VERY great this tutorial ~ We need these kinds of seriously enabling tips and it really helps that the other kiters are such a great tribe for us ! SUPER STOKED ! I've done some beach tutorials for free and helped some NOOBS to get their minds right . LOVE THIS SPORT !!!
Класс! И мало кто знает что много чего в видео не постановка, а реальные кадры. Втч кайт без строп, ближе к концу, подхваченный порывом метра в свободный полет 😀😀
@@antonchernyshov8759 Кстати, многие не умеют ехать держа в руке другую снарягу итд, дело в практике, не в теории. Хорошо бы организовать тренинг под присмотром опытного про райдера 😀😀😀
Great video, helpful and a nice production quality as always. To my surprise when saving someone's hydrofoil it was actually fairly easy to sit on the hydrofoil with my twintip on my feet. I would keep front hand on the nose of the foil to control the pitch and use my twintip to slow down just by dragging the board on the water
Антон, Огромное спасибо! Очень полезное видео. Множество нестандартных подходов и открытий, просто бомба с одной стороны, с другой стороны , требует вдумчивого осмысления и тренинга на практике. И начальные слова о том, что каждому из нас в любой момент может понадобиться помощь, это правда и надо уметь это делать.
Nice video - and great reminder that as kiters we should help each other, rescues, wind, spot insights, launches and generally watching out for each other. One of the spots I go to has a decent number of people just out of the their lessons, so I have had to get people their boards when their body dragging is a bit weak. But it was HARD for me. Definitely going to practice my one handed starts - feels like an easy thing to master with a little practice.
))) Exactly! I've tried to do that, but I am not that good in foiling. Probably, I will improve and try again later. It seems so logical, actually, to ride a foil and carry a twintip!)
Очень интересное видео, спасибо, Антон. Хотел предупредить, что расстроповка очень шершавая и элементарно режет кожу. Осторожно. У меня как то кайт зацепился за камень, я в коротком гидрике и расстроповкой на локте прошёл полметра и порезался довольно глубоко.
Great video, great as always. And most importantly, raising the serious topic of mutual assistance and readiness for it. That one day can save the life, health or equipment of a kiter. In my opinion, everything shown requires repeated training, and a sufficient level of skating - so as not to make it worse in an extreme situation. Отличное видео, как всегда высокий уровень. А самое главное поднимающее серезную тему взаимопомощи и готовности к ней. Что однажды может спасти жизнь, здоровье или снаряжение кайтера. На мой взгляд все показанное требует многократной тренировки, и достаточного уровня катания - чтобы не сделать хуже в экстремальной ситуации.
Yes, I call everyone to practice those skills, shown in the video by any chance. Like carrying a board or trying to tow someones kite carefully starting from very low wind conditions. You are very true!!! Thank you!
Another amazing, useful video from you, Anton. No wonder your videos always have the most insane amount of views! Also, I see that it’s not only me who consider you as their hero. Like the others- I, too, feel so much safer when you are around. 🙈
Dragging the kiter back to the kite is a solid option I never considered. I'll probably try that out next time! I rescued a bunch of kites until I had a kite power up just as I was about to grab it and mess up my bar. There was debris in a wave that caught the bar and it de-flagged the kite. These days I figure my own safety and gear are more important than karma points, so unless it's really steady wind in fairly flat water (not 2m shore break) I'll usually just rescue the kiter.
And I just wanted to add another compliment to the Learning To Fly series, the information about stance is super valuable. So many kiters that are pretty good still think you need most of your weight on the back foot when riding.
So many things wrong with this video. First you should never try to grab any kite of you are in between the rider and the kite. Always use the outter side or opposite side of the lines as you well demonstrated by getting entangled on them. Secondly is far simpler to focus on the rider and bring him back if he uses is quick release. The effects of kite dragging while doing this are almost neglectable. And putting a ridder and drag him on their back it's not realistic due to the enormous strength you need to hold. By far the best way is to bodydrag with the board together with the other rider and chill and take your time. Using this method you can easily rescue 4 people, one kite and one board as I did many times in the south of Portugal. It's actually very relaxing and enjoyable for the people behind. Bless you for the offort though.
Definitely a time and place to rescue gear/people. Also important to know your own skills and whether you can help a situation or may make things worse.
Sometimes just getting back to shore and letting authorities know can be the best option if someone is unsure if they can safely assist.
I’m comfortable grabbing boards or people, but a kite with lines attached I’m a little less sure about since it could be hard to see all the lines.
Either way, thanks for putting this together, great content!
As always: you give the correct answers to questions that everyone asks too late. If I ever meet you I will give you a good hug. You are just such a cool and humble guy.
To the Community: buy his Videos! I did and they are really more than worth the money!
Это самая полезная информация за всее просмотренные ролиики на ютубе. Спасибо большое!
You are our main rescuer!!! Lucky for those who are nearby. When you're on the spot, you can feel safe
Thanks, Mashulya. I am keeping my eye on you all)
Great work and thanks for a lot of info to thinking about it! It’s remind me that moment at Balneario when I lose the control of my kite doing the heliloop and saw that you are coming to help and save my life 🙌
Now I’m know that I was in professional hands 😉🙏
I Remember that day in Tarifa, my brother! You were making your way through the rocks back to the beach. And I remember the night at the bar after that!) Felt so good to be a team. And I always knew, that you watched my back as well. Priceless.🤗
I've been rescued when caught in a tidal flow out to sea, and someone rescued my kite when it got loose when I forgot to release my leash and walking way too soon popped the chicken loop after I landed and hooked it up to an anchor. VERY great this tutorial ~ We need these kinds of seriously enabling tips and it really helps that the other kiters are such a great tribe for us ! SUPER STOKED ! I've done some beach tutorials for free and helped some NOOBS to get their minds right . LOVE THIS SPORT !!!
Awesome video. Could be a life-saver for every kiteboarder. Thank you.
Класс! И мало кто знает что много чего в видео не постановка, а реальные кадры. Втч кайт без строп, ближе к концу, подхваченный порывом метра в свободный полет 😀😀
Володь, ну так только те, кто были ТАМ, знают, как было дело. За кулисами, в реальном деле)
@@antonchernyshov8759 Кстати, многие не умеют ехать держа в руке другую снарягу итд, дело в практике, не в теории. Хорошо бы организовать тренинг под присмотром опытного про райдера 😀😀😀
Great video, helpful and a nice production quality as always.
To my surprise when saving someone's hydrofoil it was actually fairly easy to sit on the hydrofoil with my twintip on my feet. I would keep front hand on the nose of the foil to control the pitch and use my twintip to slow down just by dragging the board on the water
Hey, very interesting, thank you! Man, I have to try it. Just sitting on the hydrofoil deck? You did that in real life?
Sent you the IG message with my experience. Cheers
Антон, Огромное спасибо! Очень полезное видео. Множество нестандартных подходов и открытий, просто бомба с одной стороны, с другой стороны , требует вдумчивого осмысления и тренинга на практике. И начальные слова о том, что каждому из нас в любой момент может понадобиться помощь, это правда и надо уметь это делать.
Спасибо, Серега! Твоя высокая оценка, она много стоит для меня!
Nice video - and great reminder that as kiters we should help each other, rescues, wind, spot insights, launches and generally watching out for each other.
One of the spots I go to has a decent number of people just out of the their lessons, so I have had to get people their boards when their body dragging is a bit weak.
But it was HARD for me. Definitely going to practice my one handed starts - feels like an easy thing to master with a little practice.
Great Video, like always. I love the ancient eagle grip
Man...Didn't think that someone will like it. Thanks)
@@antonchernyshov8759 it was awesome, I had a good laugh! Keep that humour going! :D
As usual, among the top videos and more importantly quality information. Thank you so much putting these together
Great Video!
Method 4 for the hydrofoil: Ride the hydrofoil and carry the twintip :-P
))) Exactly! I've tried to do that, but I am not that good in foiling. Probably, I will improve and try again later. It seems so logical, actually, to ride a foil and carry a twintip!)
Great info for all kiters! Well done
Очередной урок, обязательный к изучению. Антон, спасибо!
Женек, ну ты-то все знаешь сам) Спасибо, дружище!!!
@@antonchernyshov8759 дык повторение - мать учения, ну и вообще, когда вот так вот системно все изложено, сразу картинка рисуется
Что не видео, то шедевр мегаполезного, очень качественно смонтированного и снятого контента! Антоха, супер!!! 🤙
Очень интересное видео, спасибо, Антон. Хотел предупредить, что расстроповка очень шершавая и элементарно режет кожу. Осторожно. У меня как то кайт зацепился за камень, я в коротком гидрике и расстроповкой на локте прошёл полметра и порезался довольно глубоко.
Great video! I’ve rescued my share of boards, but never a kite or kiter. I’ve always wondered how I would do it if I had to, and now I know! Thx!!!!
невероятно полезное видео и очень красивое.
спасибо!
Антон, спасибо за видео! Очень важная тема и нужный навык🙏🏼
Алина, спасибо! Надеюсь и ты скоро уже будешь привозить нам доски)
You're the best, what an exceptional and so so helpful tutorial again!!
Best wind for you, always. 🤙
Oh man, thank you so much! Really appreciate your words and your help!! Good winds to you as well!
Thank you.
Ure back!!!!
Sure, here I am)))
Great video, great as always. And most importantly, raising the serious topic of mutual assistance and readiness for it. That one day can save the life, health or equipment of a kiter. In my opinion, everything shown requires repeated training, and a sufficient level of skating - so as not to make it worse in an extreme situation.
Отличное видео, как всегда высокий уровень. А самое главное поднимающее серезную тему взаимопомощи и готовности к ней. Что однажды может спасти жизнь, здоровье или снаряжение кайтера. На мой взгляд все показанное требует многократной тренировки, и достаточного уровня катания - чтобы не сделать хуже в экстремальной ситуации.
Yes, I call everyone to practice those skills, shown in the video by any chance. Like carrying a board or trying to tow someones kite carefully starting from very low wind conditions. You are very true!!! Thank you!
exellent video , thank you
Another amazing, useful video from you, Anton. No wonder your videos always have the most insane amount of views!
Also, I see that it’s not only me who consider you as their hero. Like the others- I, too, feel so much safer when you are around. 🙈
Thaank you so much!!! Good to know, that I make you feel safer by just being there)))
Антон, спасибо огромное за этот материал!
Пользуйтесь, на здоровье!)
Great content! Thanks man
Dragging the kiter back to the kite is a solid option I never considered. I'll probably try that out next time!
I rescued a bunch of kites until I had a kite power up just as I was about to grab it and mess up my bar. There was debris in a wave that caught the bar and it de-flagged the kite. These days I figure my own safety and gear are more important than karma points, so unless it's really steady wind in fairly flat water (not 2m shore break) I'll usually just rescue the kiter.
And I just wanted to add another compliment to the Learning To Fly series, the information about stance is super valuable. So many kiters that are pretty good still think you need most of your weight on the back foot when riding.
Отличное видео! Спасибо!!! В том числе за спасение на набережной с парафойлом 😉
Спасибо за отзыв! Ну так набережная, парафойл, само по себе навевает, как бы кого спасти))) Спасибо!
Cool Vid - thanks from Australia 👍
Антон, спасибо большое! таких полезных видео, как у тебя, очень мало! уважуха! привет с Благи ;)
Спасибо огромное! Очень надеюсь, что будет полезно. Благе тоже привет!)
Nice tips thanks!🤙🌴
Thank you!!
Не ожидал в середине увидеть родную набережную :)
great content, thanks!
Thank you so much!
Спасибо!
Just subbed bro. Great content my friend !!!!
incredible! just starting to watch your videos. I want to learn it all.
Enjoy! ))
Excelent as always!
Thanks for your words!!
Все круто снято и очень полезно к изучению всем, кто уверенно катается. Помоги тому, кто попал в трудную ситуацию и когда нибудь помогут тебе🙌🏽
Спасибо огромное! Мы довольно много работали над этим кино, надеюсь, не пройдет бесследно фильм для зрителей.
Great video! Thanks! Just so you know the link to your website is broken and does not work.
great info
Great video!
It´s very useful video bro! Thanks a lot!
You are welcome!
really well done. thanks!
Happy to hear that. Thank you!
educational video
Thank you, my friend!
Супер видео! спасибо
На здоровье) Надеюсь, будет полезно.
Great video 🤙
Thanks for that!
Это гениально 😅🤙
Неужто так смешно получилось?🤔
Excellent
Thank you!
So many things wrong with this video. First you should never try to grab any kite of you are in between the rider and the kite. Always use the outter side or opposite side of the lines as you well demonstrated by getting entangled on them. Secondly is far simpler to focus on the rider and bring him back if he uses is quick release. The effects of kite dragging while doing this are almost neglectable. And putting a ridder and drag him on their back it's not realistic due to the enormous strength you need to hold. By far the best way is to bodydrag with the board together with the other rider and chill and take your time. Using this method you can easily rescue 4 people, one kite and one board as I did many times in the south of Portugal. It's actually very relaxing and enjoyable for the people behind. Bless you for the offort though.
😎 cool , thanks ✨️🙏
👍👍👍
Dealing with another kite on the water is extremely dangerous, there is high possibility what you will also get into the trouble or spoil the gear...
You are right. However, after saving hudred of kites, maybe, I didn't have any accidents with that.
По акценту узнать не сложно, что автор - Русский. Ну а теперь тоже самое, но если вы спасаете доску или кайтера едя на ГФ, плиииз.
))) Были такие мысли. Но я очень средненько езжу на гидрофойле) Акцент - эт я тренировался специально, не без этого)
К изучению
Обязательному
Awesome! Thank you Anton!
Happy to hear that! You are welcome!
Спасибо!
Пожалуйста, надеюсь, будет полезно!
Great Video!